The apostle of New Urbanism and designer of Seaside, Florida (and, not incidentally, an ally of the famously retro Prince Charles) “flew in from America and yesterday unveiled a 64-point litany of mistakes made by British architects and planners over the last 50 years. He accused architects of being ‘infantile’ in pursuing ego-driven visions and said they were ‘heedless of technical and social dysfunction and widespread lack of popularity’ caused by their designs.”